Lawyers of Distinction Legit Advertisements Featuring Distinguished Lawyers

Over the past year Lawyers of Distinction has increased its advertising budget exponentially.  Advertisements were published in several national media outlets including: The New York Times, the American Bar Association Journal, Huffington Post, CNN, Fox News, Trial Magazine, and the National Law Journal, amongst other regional advertisers.  These advertisements have dramatically helped our members increase their online visibility.

In addition, many members have also received case referrals from other Lawyers of Distinction.  Jason Marks, Esq., a Lawyer of Distinction, stated,  “Since joining Lawyers of Distinction, I have seen my case load constantly increase. The most important benefit I have received from my membership is the networking I have been able to do within the Lawyers of Distinction Members Only Facebook group.”

Lawyers of Distinction is committed to continually upgrading and enhancing our organization by creating more and more value for our Members. We continually focus on brand awareness and prestige as well as practical assistance to help Members “Distinguish Themselves” in a very crowded and competitive legal landscape. We will continue to reinvest in our growth, making sure we assist our Members in all possible ways.

About Lawyers of Distinction

Lawyers of Distinction members have been selected based upon a review and vetting process from our Selection Committee. Nomination does not guarantee Membership. All prospective Members are subject to final review after submitting their application before confirmation of Membership. Lawyers do not pay for this nomination. These potential candidates who meet the criteria of our screening process have demonstrated a high degree of peer recognition and professional competence. Attorneys may nominate other peers they feel warrant recognition or self-nominate. These candidates undergo the same rigorous review process. Lawyers of Distinction uses it own independent criteria, including both objective and subjective factors in determining if an attorney can be recognized as a Lawyer of Distinction in the United States in their respective field. This designation is based upon the proprietary analysis of the Lawyers of Distinction organization alone and is not intended to be endorsed by any of the 50 United States Bar Associations or The District of Columbia Bar Association. Lawyers of Distinction shall not confirm membership to more than 10% of attorneys in any given state. Any references to “excellent”, “excellence” or “distinguished” are meant to refer to the Lawyers of Distinction organization and not to any named member individually.